CTwo bars
VThe black bottom bar just doesn't look great to me
Cthe black bottom bar looks weird
Aeh, I don't mind it
Cmake both of them translucent
Cso you see the wallpaper
Madd more bars
RMan I never could get myself to like nautilus
AI'd rather the parts of my system I'm regularly interacting with are like
Avisible
VI keep apps without blur because it's hard to do right
RJust infuriates for some reasom
Abecause I'm interacting with them often
MDon't stop until the entire screen is bars
RI like dolphin
CNOTPS3
RThe vanilla gnome thing is that seeing the dock/taskbar is a distraction or smth isn't it
Hthere is a flatpak
AI do like having a constantly accessible dash so I have that going on at the bottom of the screen but that's basically all that's there
Cthat's hilarious
VI've dumped read dead and minecraft so far. That's where the font fiasco came from.
Mi find GNOME unusable without a bunch of extensions
Ceveryone does
Aeh, some don't
Cit doesn't have a system tray by default
AI do use extensions but like, they're there so I can use them lmao
Mare those people the GNOME Project?
BWelp...there goes my evening lol
Hi mean if you specifically avoid anything outside the gnome paradigm, it can work
CI don't
Ci guarantee you use at least one extension
Athere, bottom bar is now a bit more in like with adwaita
COnly reason I enable tray icons is because Steam doesn't let you disable it
VA bit better. The inconsistency with the top bar is annoying though, that was something that drew me off of GNOME.
Ahey guys is the new steam update a bazzite update as well? i had to roll back to aprils update because something messed up my resume / sleep on my gpd win 4 8840
AI mean that's blur my shell
Ayou can turn that off
COtherwise they're all cosmetic extensions that I could just disable with no loss of functionality
Aim afraid to update again and messed up my device
Mbazzite comes with extensions iirc
CThey're useful
Ait doesn't bother me all that much tho tbh. I like a little bit of blur on the top bar but that's about the full extent of it
Hbut like
idk
it feels a bit like that picture of homer with his back fat clipped
like yeah it works, it's just that you have to live the life of a buddhist monk and abstain from using anything involving trays lmao
idk
it feels a bit like that picture of homer with his back fat clipped
like yeah it works, it's just that you have to live the life of a buddhist monk and abstain from using anything involving trays lmao
VI know but I feel that's one of the annoying parts of GNOME extensions. They don't always work super well together.
Cit's odd that gnome doesn't have them by default
CThe current implementations for them are all inconsistent and quite shit
AI mean I should note that to even get the top panel blur here I have to flick a switch in blur my shell and also this is a bit of a non standard layout anyway but it's what I find comfy
Hi think it was a technical issue
CEven the Canonical extension one
